Showing posts with label 3d. Show all posts
Showing posts with label 3d. Show all posts
Official Pixar Stamps
The United States Postal Service announced that they will release a series of Pixar image stamps in 2011. Cool!
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Distortion Candlestick
A traditional candlestick form is distorted through a 3D rendering program, rapid prototyped, then cast.
Get it here.
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Incredible 3D Chalk Drawings
Mr. Hou is a talented Chinese artist famous for his memorable 3D drawings.
For his creative street art, internet fans have labeled him the "Chalk God"
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Incredible 3D Pencil Drawings
Incredible three-dimensional art created by talented artist known as Fredo.
3D illusion is brilliantly enhanced by the inclusion of real world objects.
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Fluid Vase
Users can specify various aspects of the design to create a unique one off edition for themselves. Adjustments like the speed and volume of water used can be altered and
the final design is created through 3d printing technologies.
The digital simulations are based on video of flowing water captured through high speed cameras.
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fluid,
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industrial,
interactive,
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vase,
water
One Paper Sheet Sculptures
Peter Callesen has somehow amazingly managed to create beautiful sculptures using one sheet of paper.
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3D Illusion To Slow Down Traffic
Preventable, BCAA Traffic Safety Foundation, and the District of West Vancouver have launched a 3D illusion geared to make drivers slow down at high-risk intersections.
An optical illusion of a little girl chasing a ball has been installed.
The 3D illusion rises up gradually from about 100 feet away and fades away by the time a driver approaches.
Warning signs leading up to the illusion were installed to prepare drivers.
The goal is to draw attention to the risk of children running onto the road.
More info here.
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3D Portraits Made From Phone Books
Alex Queral creates amazing three-dimensional portraits by carving faces of famous people into recycled phone books.
Using a very sharp knife, the artist carefully peels away the pages like the skin of an onion to reveal the portrait within.
More details here.
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